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galdosdi
2y ago
It's so well known it would be easier for you to source your claim. Or you know, you could source the claim yourself. Obviously you didn't bother before posting. When I say dragons fly over the rainbows, I need to source the claim
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2y ago
Cut it out. If you don't want to keep engaging, just bow out. Don't flashily and ostentatiously say weird stuff like this. Just don't reply if you don't have anything substantive to contribute. Or maybe I guess you are r
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2y ago
The solution to what? There's literally no problem that needs solving here. It's easy to accept cards and also easy to accept cash. Neither is particularly expensive or hard to deal with. If you really want to accept just one and
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2y ago
That would require speed limiters to work a lot better than they do. Also, the speed limit isn't 55 in the US. It varies between 50 and 80 depending on your state and region.
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2y ago
Below is what you're missing. The author is aware of being able to specify the seed. But they want to be able to also affect library code without having to change it. > At this point, I should have pulled the code I was using out of
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2y ago
> Well 5mph isn't really speeding Hold on now, that's just an opinion. And while it happens to kind of match mine, everyone's opinion on how much speeding is "really speeding" is kind of different, up to a point.
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2y ago
Yes, I stay to the right too unless passing or exiting to the left, etc, for the reasons you said and others too (the right lane has a shoulder next to it, increasing options in an emergency) Still gets you passed a lot if you're unnec
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2y ago
No, OTHER people, not the driver. He's saying OTHER PEOPLE drive over the limit, and OTHER PEOPLE are NOT in your control, so "haveing no sympathy" is irrelevant here. You have no sympathy for me when i find myself driving am
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2y ago
Or, just add speed bumps, curves, narrowings in the road, etc, to naturally bring the speed down. Then it works on everyone, whether they have the nanny tech or not, and you avoid the difficult problem of determining the speed limit accurat
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2y ago
Actually you seem a little confused, let me clarify: It's true for debts already incurred, but not for transactions that haven't already happened. That's what legal tender means. So this would apply to for example, a postpaid
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2y ago
Well, while we obviously were both upset and sad about the situation, she was very understanding, for which I am thankful. We were in it together. It helped that she managed to find a slightly better job pretty shortly thereafter. Neverthel
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2y ago
Damn. You're right. They felt like 1080p at the time. That said, I could have and should have said Bluray, which came out in 2006 and did do 720 and 1080
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2y ago
Reminds me of a classic story that makes a good programming parable: Back in 2011, my girlfriend was working at a catering company that announced shifts via a webpage and workers had to sign up for them. Other workers tended to pick them up
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2y ago
Yeah, it's so disrespectful, typical of Elon's whole personality. For example, if you try to load Twitter in Firefox incognito, it will say "Error" and then lower say "Firefox incognito is known to cause issues with
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2y ago
Sounds like the issue is Uber was not willing to increase the price for that ride to what it should be (which, frankly, could be as much as double the per-mile or per-minute cost of a downtown trip, because of deadheading empty back to down
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2y ago
We could and did. DVDs played on 400mhz machines
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2y ago
What do you mean precisely by "character addressing UI"? I can infer approximately what you mean, but I had never heard that phrase before and could not Google it, so was wondering how precisely you define that as presumably sligh
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2y ago
Considering what a huge percentage of modern US health ailments are self inflicted through lifestyle, it's hard to imagine future generations wouldn't look at our cars and our big macs with the same patronizing quaint view as we w
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2y ago
This is why I read Hacker News
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Oh lol yeah, I recently gave up and just made npm build part of my build for a hobby project I was really trying to keep super simple, because of this. It was too much of a hassle to link in stuff otherwise, even very minor small things You
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2y ago
What a time wasting goofball argument. Many laws exempt all or part of your primary residence from consideration, and no reason not to include this one, for the exact reason you said. Many localities also are flexible with property taxes fo
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2y ago
Your privilege is showing, lol. It didn't even occur to you that what you call an unimaginable "straw man" is just normal life for the majority of Americans who live paycheck to paycheck and send the majority of their assets
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What? It's self protecting. How is a thief going to fence a million pounds of heavy equipment, and get away from a convoy of dozens of people? As soon as they turn onto some smaller road they're going to run into power lines. If i
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This excess greed in the shareholding class is really disturbing, because historically very similar behavior has preceded decadence, decline, and fall. The roman empire's last decades and centuries were marked by huge growth in the lat
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Depends. The kind of exercise you're thinking can be done vigorously and for a long period -- or, for some people, it could be a quick 5-10 minute thing that feels vigorous but really doesn't involve that much muscular effort.
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1865? What about 1929? For many average Americans the depression was just as bad, and the hunger killed just as bad whether it was due to a war or an economic cycle. You may be underestimating just how bad it was in the 30s.
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2y ago
Not formally, but might as well be. Plenty of the questions can be answered by looking them up in the Constitution, and it can be read through and annotated thoroughly in an afternoon.
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2y ago
It shows you used one of the poorer LLMs (eg the free ChatGPT 3.5 instead of the paid 4)
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2y ago
Yeah, exactly, I agree that it's all about adding business value and being able to learn and use any tool that is right for the job, etc, but my opinions don't stop the job market from behaving the way it does-- I apply to a numbe
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The first photo of the activists gathered shows not one but two of them scrolling on their phones during their meeting -- phones powered by data centers. Seems ironic. I don't mean to imply their cause may not be righteous just because
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